The many personalities of Buffy got a show in this issue of the comic, which begs the question — which one is real? And can all the Buffys rejoin into one body to make her whole again? That’s yet to be determined, but we’re still along for the ride!

I did a little digging and realized that Buffy the Vampire Slayer just had its fifteenth anniversary back on March 10. Although I’m a little late to the party, I decided this would be a good occasion for a musical tribute to one of my favorite TV shows.

We featured Buffy in Fan Art Friday a couple of years ago, and I’ve been collecting awesome new fan art since then, just waiting for the right time to post it. Now that Cabin in the Woods, Buffy creator Joss Whedon’s newest movie, is in theaters, it’s finally time to bring the Slayer back out to play.

When last we left the storyline, Buffy found out that not only was she not pregnant, but also her entire existence was a lie. She was a BuffyBot, but how long had she been switched with the real Slayer?

With an uncertain future for Buffy and a twist that I never saw coming, this month’s issue is sure to spur discussion among fans. I’m enjoying the give and take of Buffy and Spike’s relationship and I long for their happily ever after, or as close as they can get to it, but going by this issue they have a lot of hurdles in their way.

Can a Slayer be a mother? And more importantly, is Buffy even ready to welcome motherhood? She’s got a lot of thinking to do and even more soul-searching before she can come to a decision. It’s going to take a lot of support, but maybe the path has already been chosen for her.

This issue of the Buffy comic seemed to be all over the place. We ended a dramatic arc with the last issue, though it was more with a whimper than a bang, and we’re starting up a possibly new arc this month. However, I have no idea what’s going on.

This issue was supposed to be the ultimate showdown between Buffy and Severin. To me, it was a bit more like a letdown. I didn’t feel like the threat of Severin was fully realized before it was all said and done. The high point, however, was that we get a few more tidbits of Spike confession over his longing for Buffy. Well, at least the issue wasn’t a total loss.

When there is supposed to be no more magic in the world, a guy who can turn vampires into corpses is sure to catch someone’s attention. And that means Buffy must figure out how it all works. That’s her mission in this issue of the comic. But is Severin telling the truth when he says he’s just as clueless as she is?

There are so many interesting bad girl good guy characters to choose from, I had to make another list. There’s something about that woman who on the one hand you can’t take home to mom but on the other hand you know will save your mom when the aliens invade.